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Anyone here coming to the SMPTE tech conference this year?
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Chris Harlan
September 15, 2011 at 4:43 amSome interesting papers. I’m going to do my best, depending on my schedule. Of course, that’s easy for me since it is just around the corner. Well, if the Cahuenga Pass can be considered a corner.
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Marvin Holdman
September 16, 2011 at 1:34 pmInteresting question as FCPX doesn’t seem to support SMTPE standards.
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Chris Harlan
September 16, 2011 at 6:52 pm[Marvin Holdman] “Interesting question as FCPX doesn’t seem to support SMTPE standards.”
How do you mean? Am I missing something about FCP X? Or is it just a shot at its general non-broadcast compatibility in terms of an NLE?
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Marvin Holdman
September 16, 2011 at 7:03 pmYeah, it’s a shot.
The fact that you can’t attach a broadcast monitor and it seems most of the “sharing” is targeting uploads to internet outlets. Just seems this software is a conscious effort to migrate away from anything to do with SMPTE. That’s all.
Wish I could come to that meeting though. I read the notes you posted. Interesting stuff. It seems our world is turning into a real “tower of babel” these days regarding standards. They mentioned MXF wrappers in the article. We’ve worked with Sony MXF for the last couple of years and have a love/hate relationship with this vendor specific form of it’s flavor. The compression is great, but the proprietary nature of it sucks for working with the bigger world.
I really don’t envy broadcast engineers these days. Although organizations like SMTPE try to impose some form of standard, the manufacturers disregard for those standards has created a big, big mess. Sony is one of the worst. Sure, they use MXF and MP4, but the ONLY way you can use them is with Sony’s software and on Sony’s equipment. Geez, I wish SMPTE had some real teeth.
In the end, I’d love to hear the opinions on where this is all going from these folks. Post us some links if you make it.
Marvin Holdman
Production Manager
Tourist Network
8317 Front Beach Rd, Suite 23
Panama City Beach, Fl
phone 850-234-2773 ext. 128
cell 850-585-9667
skype username – vidmarv
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